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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
4
The article describes fatigue as mental or muscular and urges relaxation for muscular fatigue. It advises warm salt bath, dark room, and staring at darkness to induce sleep, then emphasizes rest and immediate long sleep after intense physical effort.
The 1907 dispatch notes adequate funding to finish the Panama Canal with extra. It mentions coaling the Pacific fleet to prevent rust and notes Harry M. Daugherty's Senate bid to succeed Foraker. It cites Roosevelt third-term debate and a Spanish War veterans flag farewell as the fleet sails Pacificward.
A Lebanon Press analysis suggests Hildebrant faces internal strife after no clear answer to Smith committee peace overtures. The GOP picks Chicago for the June 16 convention, amid shifts among local papers and anti Taft sentiment. The Lebanon Press pushes for a third term while Wilmington Journal and Clermont Republican show hesitation. At a Petersburg banquet Secretary Patt backs serving wine, a move linked to past beverage debates.
Legal notice in Clermont County Ohio court to multiple defendants including Colyer and Colyer spouses and Welchbilling heirs. Olin Fagin files October 81 1907 petition to reform a deed dated August 8 1894 and quiet title to the described property. hearing set for third Saturday after January 1 1908. defendants must answer or judgment may be entered.
EDITORIAL cartoon in Buies Creek Times mocks Kinney then retracts calling his garments fumigated. It admits misquote of Kinney and prints a contrived killing line about a printer. The note promises future respectful treatment of Kinney and his speeches in the columns.
A passage discusses steerage passengers divided by those returning home successful or not and highlights Amushka Moya a 12 year old in Hungary who admires America. She cherishes American schooling and luxuries while tears recall the freedoms and treats found in the United States. A returning traveler praises the Goddess of Liberty in New York Harbor as the finest statue.
Kiva M Huntington filed for divorce from James A Huntington in Heart of Common Pleas, Clermont County. The petition cites gross neglect and adultery. defense must answer by January 18 198. Public notice names KLIVA M Huntington and attorney Kearns Atty. Registered in Ohio.
A visiting minister recalls a western town where a village blacksmith with a powerful barytone could not read music. During a new anthem the choir faltered and the blacksmith sang the misread line "And dying brides are filled with fire" causing a striking moment.
A Pennsylvania tramp travels a wide arc planting nuts as he goes over three years. He chooses rocky hillsides and neglected lands to minimize destruction and aims to grow new trees, inspiring farmers to adopt nut tree planting. The tale recalls Apple Tree Johnny who planted apple seeds in fence corners, sparking roadside fruit growth.
A central New York farmer asks his hired man George which preacher he prefers between Mr Gor man and Mr Carney. George opposes Mr Carney, claiming Carney brags about his father’s mansions and talks only of himself, while admitting he has not heard Gor man preach.
The Boston Transcript advises that money may influence romance more than affection. It notes it is unwise to dwell on past matters in courtship but essential to understand present circumstances, such as a suitor’s handling of wages and responsibility.
A note on old fashioned views that a man in pajamas cannot avoid being a rake. The quip hints at social norms and propriety in dress and behavior.
Mrs. M G Quackenbos a New York lawyer and Bonaparte campaign assistant recounts a railway ham sandwich joke. A man complains to a maid that he sees no ham in the sandwich, she quips you’ve gone and bit over it now, delivering a dry humor moment from a campaign era.
A government established forestry school in Tokalon Cape Colony marks another advance in forestry education. The two year course trains men for government forestry service with the first year at the South African college and the second at Tokalon estate, which has extensive forest lands and diverse trees.
A department store on 4th Street reports higher shopper rush as a sign featuring kids attracts mothers. A fatherly guard supervises outside while vendors push rival price battles at the bargain counters, a scheme credited with boosting sales.
An excerpt recalls Helen Keller and scholar Dr Furness debating Shakespeare myths. He cautions against professors shaping presumed facts about Shakespeare's life such as baptism marriage and death. Keller replies with a sharp, cryptic remark.
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